424kilebar yeah that just shows she did a good job Gentling him

and how he was chewing on it .. which made it fall 🙂🙃

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Aina Ndablekz yeah I gentles a mare she’s naturally pretty fisty 😂

Yea me2, that really shows how well trained he is and it’s just so cute I watched it back like 5 times

He’s such a silly dude!

actually the HORSE won over his fear.

Because he knows she would never put him in a situation where he would get hurt. Absolute trust.

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Helen Marshall love your comment ❤️

Helen Marshall beautifully said. I must share these words ❤️

☺️👌🏻

Helen Marshall such beautiful words ❤️

purtroppo il mondo e pieno di stupidi ma fortunatamente ci sono delle persone a doccc

No you are not. This is a wonderful story. Sam is a wonderful person with great talent and Lynx is a wonderful horse.

No, I'm crying my eyes out right now. That was wonderful and the video captured their relationship perfectly. ♥️🐎

No

Nope

Nancy Mesek no, no you arent

patrick forston Like the Spirit!

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That’s amazing ❤️

33 years... damn

Tuva Karlborg that’s what I was thinking lol

Anneka Vieira any tips on training him by your self?! I’ve had mine since I was 3 (I’m now eleven) and I want to ride with him so badly😭

@Roxy Tiger it's bloody disgusting what they do to our Brumbies. I'm in Townsville and they wanted to shoot them because they were too close to the highway. Oh no don't move them just kill them 😭😡

How are you doing now?

@@grapechild3030 Pretty well. My first mustang (the one I was talking about in this comment) is my main trail horse, safely taking me places that could easily kill me if he were to spook (ie. Mountain tunnels, cliff side trails, tall bridges, etc.) He also is working into my small riding lesson program, being ridden by intermediates and lead-line beginners. We also kicked butt in all the pattern classes this summer at the local gymkhana, taking multiple firsts in western pleasure, reining, and command. We also did our first English show (virtually) and placed 2nd via the Dutch scoring system on a low level dressage test. I have no formal coaching when it comes to English riding, and I’m the only person who’s trained him, so it’s pretty special to me. This horse is just plain awesome. I have since adopted 2 more mustangs, a now 6 year old mare and 3 year old gelding. Both are still a bit green but I have started the mare under saddle and the gelding I will probably start later this spring. Mustangs have completely changed my life and have opened so many doors that I otherwise wouldn’t have. It’s still in the process of sorting out details, but due to God using mustangs to introduce me to the right people, I may be able to live my childhood dream of training horses and covering mountain country horseback, a dream that I had given up on many years ago due to life circumstances. I have also met so many amazing mustang people across the country and some of them, despite living 5+ hours away, are the best friends anyone can ask for. There’s always some downsides to good things, and some middle age men like to hate and troll, but overall everything has been great. Long story short there’s been a lot of crazy life improvement since I made the original comment. :)

Beautifully said and you absolutely right!!🐴🐎🐴🐎😃😃🦄🦄🦄

And yes I cried too so don't worry

Njmufci

@ Josh B. A wild Mustang from the wild? Just saying where else would a wild Mustang come from? If you can answer that then you will be telling something I didn’t know..

Marco. Ciao. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

You don't have to "wait" for the perfect horse! You pick out one that appeals to your heart for any reason, then train it perfectly! It will be the perfect horse! Unlike ppl who must look for the perfect partner-match....

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9999999 seven bilir onu 3 yes

He used to be a buckskin and now he’s pretty much white 😭😂😂

Sam VanFleet lol 😂 in some points he looked like a buckskin and his mane too and I couldn’t figure out what color he really was 😂 Was he a sooty buckskin since he had dapples? But decided to turn white on you 😆 There’s a horse in a game I used to play a lot I still play it a little but it’s Star Stable and there’s a Mustang that looks just like Lynx!!

@@Itslex56 Hahaha! Glad someone else realized the Buckskin turned a Grey. I'm not crazy.... I had adopted a 2yr old out of Ely Nevada at a satellite adoption in Napa Calif. And she was a beautiful Steele Grey with stockings and a blaze, By the time she was about 7yrs old she was all white. And at a ride a older gentleman came over to see my mare and let me know how rare she was. And so I said "Whys that?" And he told me that think about it how often do you ever see a white Mustang. I though and decided no I haven't seen one. Or if I had I didn't remember... He then proceeds to tell me that the white horse is easier for predators to see at night. So their easier to catch, thus their usually eaten first. Oh thanks for that story, sir...

@@valeriehunter3967 ... Well, I've seen many videos of white mustangs in the herd, of all ages & in some instances, including the stallion that sired them. But the logic is there. So maybe some were grey in the wild at a younger age.... P.S. I love the steel grey. I'd be disappointed if it turned white on me!

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Literally best trained horse and life

Well she kept him for 4 years lol.

Cuidar dos animais é tudo de bom

É muito lindo

Thank you so much 🤍

theblue0utlaw - SAME, this channel was recommended to me. I used to be a fairly skilled rider when I was a kid but had a bad fall and never got back on. As an adult, I suffer from depression and I’m so inspired by these videos ( by Sam) that I’m ...almost... considering some riding lessons again just to get me out of the depressing rut I’m in...

@@mollyjane4628 As a 19 y old who rode since she was 6.5, had to quit for a year because of back problems, but didn't give up hope and eventually started again... DO IT! I haven't regretted it fora moment! :)

Zzz

Ummm, you'll have to learn to use spell-checker then.... P.S. I mean, unless you have horse "spice" I never heard of.....?

@@ohwhatelse I’m guessing you aren’t familial are with horses lol it’s something you use to describe a horse

Thank you! I hope you get the chance to gentle your own one day 😊

surely, you mean the *horse's* hard work and what *he* is able to do

You’ve got this! Some of them just need a little more time 😊

@@SamVanFleet thanks for the encouragement it means a lot I've only had her about a year and she's a rescue so lots of mistrust in ppl before i got her...😪so lots to work thru but we're gonna make it! I worry about her hips or maybe her left stifle cuz she'll favor it wherever it's time to work but she doesn't seem like she is in any pain when running wide open with the other horses in the field......🤔I wonder could she actually be putting on an act cuz she is a pretty lazy girl when she don't feel like running around lol

@@mouthofthesouth4267 Lauren, there are lots of ways to train horses and not all of them work for all horses. Each horse is an individual. I found that clicker training has worked really well with my mustang. As well as just telling him a that I love him and kissing him about a thousand times a day. I also really like the books by Mark Rashid. Good luck with her!

or, if she "doesn't want to be bothered by any of this", you could just let her be and live her life in peace instead of bending her to your will for your entertainment, when she clearly doesn't enjoy it...

@@Czadzikable you don't even know if they enjoy it.

Noooo no more greying out 😭 I miss my buckskin that I had for the first 2 months 😂

Sammi BlueNova what horse